Blue light oxidation inhibitor and screening method for same
AssigneeShiseido Company, Ltd.
InventorsKatsuhiko TSUCHIDA, Natsuki SAKIYAMA
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Abstract
Provided is a chemical agent effective for inhibiting blue light-induced oxidation, and a screening method for the same. A blue light oxidation inhibitor comprising one or more compounds selected from the group consisting of compounds including the structure of formula I, L(+)-ascorbic acid compounds and pantetheine-S-sulfonic acid-containing compounds is effective for inhibiting oxidation induced by blue light.
Claims19
A method for inhibiting blue light oxidation in a subject in need thereof, comprising administering a substance that efficiently inhibits lipid oxidation induced by exposure to blue light to the subject,
- wherein the inhibition of oxidation is detectable using UPE as the index.
An inhibitor of optical oxidation of lipids, which comprises a compound including pantetheine-S-sulfonic acid.
A blue light oxidation inhibitor comprising one or more compounds selected from among hypotaurine, thiotaurine, L(+)-ascorbic acid and calcium pantetheine-S-sulfonate.
A blue light oxidation inhibitor that efficiently inhibits lipid oxidation induced by exposure to blue light, comprising a compound including the structure of formula I.
A screening method for a blue light oxidation inhibitor, wherein the effect of inhibiting lipid oxidation induced by exposure to blue light measured by UPE is used as the index.
An examination method for a blue light oxidation inhibitor, wherein the method comprises:
- a step in which a lipid is contacted with a candidate substance;
- a step in which the lipid contacted with the candidate substance and the same lipid not contacted with the substance are exposed to blue light;
- a step in which the UPE levels of the lipids exposed to the blue light are measured;
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- a step in which it is determined that the candidate substance is a blue light oxidation inhibitor if the UPE level measured from the lipid contacted with the candidate substance is lower than that measured from the lipid not contacted with the candidate substance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.